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Top Moving Stocks – Technical Analysis

Stock Technical Analysis Summary

Daily Pivot Points

Levels from Nov 13 session
InstrumentR3R2R1PivotS1S2S3
Advanced Micro Devices644.01592.88563.48541.75512.35490.62439.49
Dell Technologies439.72394.87369.61350.02324.76305.16260.31
Cisco Systems108.20102.7199.1797.2293.6891.7386.24
Sandisk1,072.91981.87933.19890.84842.16799.81708.78
Western Digital348.96323.50309.54298.04284.08272.58247.12
Broadcom389.20368.40357.53347.60336.73326.80306.00
Marvell Technology186.03171.31164.01156.59149.29141.87127.15
Arm Holdings227.89209.00199.71190.10180.82171.21152.32

FAQ

A Strong Buy means a clear majority of the technical studies we track for that stock — moving averages and oscillators such as RSI, MACD and Stochastic — point upward on the selected timeframe. It describes current momentum rather than a recommendation: always confirm signals with your own analysis and risk management.
The matrix shows the day's biggest gainers and losers by percent change among the large-cap stocks listed on US exchanges that our technical analysis covers, including foreign companies listed through ADRs. The ranking is refreshed through the trading session, so the stocks in it change as prices move.
Ratings are recalculated on the server as new candles close. The time next to the table heading shows when the selected timeframe was last calculated.
We use the classic floor-trader formula: the pivot is the average of the previous session's high, low and close, and the support (S1–S3) and resistance (R1–R3) levels are derived from it. Levels are recalculated once per trading day.

Technical analysis data is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Trading stocks involves risk of loss.

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